Della Rudolph Crowned La Crosse Teen Queen
Della Rudolph a 17 year old Aquinas High School senior was named La Crosse Teen Queen before 3000 fans in the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Barbara Nestingen finished first runner up and other court members Connie McCoy Laurie Wettsteen and Mary Hauswirth were announced.
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Della Rudolph
Aquinas
la Crosse
Warren Loveland
Mary E. Sawyer
Barbara Nestingen
Central High
Miss Rudolph
Connie McCoy
Logan Junior High
Laurie Wettsteen
Lincoln Junior High
Mary Ha
Lindy Shannon
Roger Vogt
Chuck Bailey
Lee Snapp
Buddy Frank
The
Limeys
Maurauders
Ex-Chequers
Sting Rays
Lee Rudolph
S. 29Th St
Barbara
Howard Nestingen
S. 25Th St
Connie
James McCoy
Loomis St
Robert Wettsteen
King St
Laurie Sue
Mary
Arthur Hauswirth
Jackson St
Mail Order Gun Bill Faces Commerce Committee Review
The Johnson administration bill to curb mail order gun traffic faces a second Senate committee review after Judiciary delays. NRA opposed, while Dodd and Magnusen may grant Commerce jurisdiction. Hearings resume around June 2 as concerns include hunting and training programs.
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Washington
Senate
Commerce Committee
Judiciary Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
National Rifle Association
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce
Magnuson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Franklin L. Orth
NRA
Orth
Subcommittee
Johnson
Dominican crisis shows signs of progress as troops withdraw
The United States orders a first withdrawal of 1,700 troops from the Dominican Republic amid hopes for a permanent cease fire and a transitional government. Inter-American forces may stay for months, with Brazil contributing 1,250 troops and other nations providing smaller contingents. Officials say moderates are being considered for interim leadership while negotiations weed out extremists.
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Washington
U.S
Caribbean
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Santo Domingo
Bunker
OAS
inter-American Force
Brazil
Hemisphere
U S Planes Hit Viet Cong Barracks South of Hanoi
U S planes hammered Viet Cong barracks near Quang Soui and an ammunition depot 100 miles south of Hanoi in heavy raids reported by military spokesmen. The strikes aimed to disrupt bases as political reshuffles loomed in Saigon.
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U.S
Hanoi
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Quang Suoi
Air Force
Hue
Equippel
Navy
Quang Soui
Bush
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
Route 16
Phuoc Qui
Ben Cat
Demos Claim Enough Votes For Cloture Win
Democratic strategists claim they can muster 67 votes to end the Senate debate on Johnson voting rights bill with 47 sure, 20 Republicans needed to join. Key figures include Montoya Bass Gore and Dirksen with undecided options noted among others.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Louden Dies Former Central Virginia Executive
George Donald Louden 57 former executive vice president of Central Virginia Industries died Friday. He joined the firm in 1950 as executive secretary and treasurer. Louden was born in Donora Pennsylvania.
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Lynchburg, Va
George Donald Louden
Central Virginia Industries, Inc
Louden
Donora
Weekend weather turns cooler with possible storms
Considerable cloudiness brings cooler conditions through Saturday night with a low around 40. Scattered thundershowers are possible. Sunday stays cloudy with a high near 70. Monday warms up with a chance of afternoon thundershowers and a low near 50.
Portrait Stolen in 61 Is Returned
The $392000 Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington, stolen from the National Gallery in 1961, is returned in good condition. Recovered in Birmingham from a rail station baggage room, it was identified in London and a police gallery statement said it will undergo expert examination before display. Investigating letters matched handwriting.
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London
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Birmingham
London Metropolitan Police
Tax Proposals Among Last Items Before Present Minn. Legislature
Minnesota lawmakers faced a Friday work session on the final day as Majority Leader Aubrey Dirlam eyed an on time adjournment. Reports noted a pending welfare compromise and a state department bill, with midnight as the deadline and Monday as adjournment.
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Minn
State Department
House
Senate
Mittee
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Sion
St. Paul
Gooratesernor
Wisconsin crop growers face looming migrant labor shortfall
Wisconsin faces a 1965 harvest crunch as bracero visas shrink and California labor troubles push Wisconsin to seek Texas residents and local workers. The State Employment Service plans intensive campaigns targeting Indian residents, high school students, and even athletes as crew supervisors under the A-TEAM program to fill 10,000 migrant jobs for cherries cucumbers lettuce celery and mint.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
California
Texas
M. E. Dresser
State Employment Service
Dresser
WSES
Fire at Statler Hilton Displaces 994 Guests
Detroit fire officials estimate damage at 250000 after a blaze at the Statler Hilton Hotel routed 994 guests early Friday. Fire Chief Glenn Thom said arson investigators probe the fire, which appears started by a smoldering cigarette in an eighth floor service area. Six firefighters were injured fighting the general alarm blaze.
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Detroit
Statler Hilton
Glenn Thom
United Nations Seeks Extend Dominican Cease Fire
In Santo Domingo the UN aimed to extend a 24 hour truce into a lasting cease fire as fighting paused at noon Friday. Civilians and military forces engaged with tanks and machine guns, with U S troops restricting movement in the northern sector while Red Cross evacuations continued. Reports estimate 1,000 plus dead and 1,000 wounded with rebel and civilian casualties, while international efforts including Mayobre and the Security Council explore a durable solution.
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Antonio Imbert Barrera
Santo Domingo
U.S
Dominican Republic
United Nations
Red Cross
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Jose Antonio Mayobre
Jordan
Security Council
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Wylie
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New Mexico
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Tennessee
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